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The Earth is 71% water and 29% land. Billions of years ago, the seven continents of the world were a single giant region called Pangaea.
Over time, the tectonic plates break and gradually dissociate. Research shows that Europe and North America are still changing at 7cm every year. The total land area of the Earth is made up of seven continents of various sizes. Some are interconnected and some are isolated. In all of them, different countries have been formed.
Although there is only one global ocean, the vast waters that covered 71% of the Earth are divided into geographically distinct regions.
The Names of Oceans in the World Map
Since ancient times, this vast body of water has been known as the Atlantic, the Pacific, the Indian and the Arctic. However, due to various geographical and scientific reasons, most countries now accept the Southern Ocean (Antarctic) as the fifth ocean basin. The Pacific Ocean is the largest of the five.
The Names of the Continents In World Map
The names of the seven continents are Asia, Africa, Europe, Australia, North America, South America and Antarctica.
Asia is the largest continent by area and population. It covers about one-third of the Earth’s surface. It has 30% (44,579,000 sq km) of the world’s land area and 60% (4,436,224,000) population. The total number of countries in Asia is 48.
Africa is the second largest continent in area and population. The total land area of its 54 countries is 30,221,532 sq km and its population is 1,216,130,000.
Australia is the smallest continent with 3 countries. It has an area of 8,525,989 sq km and a population of 39,901,000.
Known as the White Continent, Antarctica is the coldest place in the world. With an area of over 14,000,000 sq km, there are no independent countries. On this lonely continent, there are only about 1106 scientists and other technicians who have come from various countries to explore.
Europe, along with Asia, covers an area of 10,180,000 square kilometres. Both are part of the same major landmass – the Ural Mountains and the Caspian Sea separate Europe from Asia. The continent comprises 50 independent countries and has a total population of 738849000.
North America is the only continent with all kinds of weather. Its size is 24,709,000 square kilometres. 579024,000 people are living in 23 countries, including the United States of America.
South America, with an area of 17,840,000 square kilometres, is adjacent to North America. 422535,000 people are living in 12 countries.
List of Countries on the World Map
The names of the 195 independent countries are listed here alphabetically, on the world map.
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1. Afghanistan 2. Albania 3. Algeria 4. Andorra 5. Angola 6. Antigua and Barbuda 7. Argentina 8. Armenia 9. Australia 10. Austria 11. Azerbaijan 12. Bahamas 13. Bahrain 14. Bangladesh 15. Barbados 16. Belarus 17. Belgium 18. Belize 19. Benin 20. Bhutan 21. Bolivia 22. Bosnia and Herzegovina 23. Botswana 24. Brazil 25. Brunei 26. Bulgaria 27. Burkina Faso 28. Burundi 29. Côte d’Ivoire 30. Cabo Verde 31. Cambodia 32. Cameroon 33. Canada 34. The Central African Republic 35. Chad 36. Chile 37. China 38. Colombia 39. Comoros 40. Congo (Congo-Brazzaville) 41. Costa Rica 42. Croatia 43. Cuba 44. Cyprus 45. Czechia (Czech Republic) 46. The Democratic Republic of the Congo 47. Denmark 48. Djibouti 49. Dominica 50. Dominican Republic 51. Ecuador 52. Egypt 53. El Salvador 54. Equatorial Guinea 55. Eritrea 56. Estonia 57. Eswatini (fmr. “Swaziland”) 58. Ethiopia 59. Fiji 60. Finland 61. France 62. Gabon 63. The Gambia 64. Georgia 65. Germany
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66. Ghana 67. Greece 68. Grenada 69. Guatemala 70. Guinea 71. Guinea-Bissau 72. Guyana 73. Haiti 74. Holy See 75. Honduras 76. Hungary 77. Iceland 78. India 79. Indonesia 80. Iran 81. Iraq 82. Ireland 83. Israel 84. Italy 85. Jamaica 86. Japan 87. Jordan 88. Kazakhstan 89. Kenya 90. Kiribati 91. Kuwait 92. Kyrgyzstan 93. Laos 94. Latvia 95. Lebanon 96. Lesotho 97. Liberia 98. Libya 99. Liechtenstein 100. Lithuania 101. Luxembourg 102. Madagascar 103. Malawi 104. Malaysia 105. Maldives 106. Mali 107. Malta 108. Marshall Islands 109. Mauritania 110. Mauritius 111. Mexico 112. Micronesia 113. Moldova 114. Monaco 115. Mongolia 116. Montenegro 117. Morocco 118. Mozambique 119. Myanmar (formerly Burma) 120. Namibia 121. Nauru 122. Nepal 123. Netherlands 124. New Zealand 125. Nicaragua 126. Niger 127. Nigeria 128. North Korea 129. North Macedonia 130. Norway |
131. Oman 132. Pakistan 133. Palau 134. Palestinian State 135. Panama 136. Papua New Guinea 137. Paraguay 138. Peru 139. Philippines 140. Poland 141. Portugal 142. Qatar 143. Romania 144. Russia 145. Rwanda 146. Saint Kitts and Nevis 147. Saint Lucia 148. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 149. Samoa 150. San Marino 151. Sao Tome and Principe 152. Saudi Arabia 153. Senegal 154. Serbia 155. Seychelles 156. Sierra Leone 157. Singapore 158. Slovakia 159. Slovenia 160. Solomon Islands 161. Somalia 162. South Africa 163. South Korea 164. South Sudan 165. Spain 166. Sri Lanka 167. Sudan 168. Suriname 169. Sweden 170. Switzerland 171. Syria 172. Tajikistan 173. Tanzania 174. Thailand 175. Timor-Leste 176. Togo 177. Tonga 178. Trinidad and Tobago 179. Tunisia 180. Turkey 181. Turkmenistan 182. Tuvalu 183. Uganda 184. Ukraine 185. United Arab Emirates 186. United Kingdom 187. United States of America 188. Uruguay 189. Uzbekistan 190. Vanuatu 191. Venezuela 192. Vietnam 193. Yemen 194. Zambia 195. Zimbabwe
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